Utah Admin. Code R156-61-403 - Continuing Education
(1) Under
Section 58-61-306, continuing education
(CE) requirements for renewal or reinstatement of individuals licensed or
certified under Title 58, Chapter 61, Psychologist Licensing Act are
established in this section.
(2)
During each two-year renewal cycle commencing on October 1 of each
even-numbered year:
(a) a psychologist,
including a certified prescribing psychologist or a certified provisional
prescribing psychologist, shall complete at least 48 hours of continuing
education;
(b) a certified
psychology resident shall complete at least 24 hours of continuing education;
and
(c) a licensed school
psychological practitioner shall complete at least 48 hours of continuing
education.
(3)
(a) If an individual first becomes licensed
during the two-year renewal cycle, the individual's required number of
continuing education hours shall be increased or decreased proportionately
according to the date of licensure.
(b) The Division may defer or waive
continuing education requirements as provided in Section
R156-1-308d.
(4) Continuing education under
this section shall:
(a) have an identifiable
clear statement of purpose and defined objective for the educational program
that is directly related to the practice of a psychologist;
(b) be relevant to the licensee's
professional practice;
(c) be
presented in a competent, well-organized, and sequential manner consistent with
the stated purpose and objective of the program;
(d) be prepared and presented by individuals
who are qualified by education, training, and experience; and
(e) have records of registration and
completion available for review.
(5) Credit for continuing education during
each two-year renewal cycle shall be recognized as follows:
(a) unlimited hours for continuing education
completed in blocks of time of not less than one hour in formally established
classroom courses, seminars, or conferences;
(b) ten hours for teaching in a college or
university, teaching continuing education courses in the field of psychology,
or supervising an individual completing the experience requirement for
licensure as a psychologist;
(c) at
least six hours in ethics and law;
(d) A maximum of six hours for clinical
readings directly related to practice as a psychologist;
(e) A maximum of 18 hours for internet or
distance learning courses that include an examination and a completion
certificate, and are recognized by the A PA or a state or province
psychological association; and
(f)
A maximum of six hours for regular peer consultation, review, or meetings if
the licensee has properly documented that the peer consultation, review, or
meetings meet the requirements of Subsection (4).
(6) A licensee shall maintain documentation
sufficient to prove compliance with this section, for a period of two years
after the end of the renewal cycle for which the continuing education is
due.
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